Create a Table in SQL and Select Data from Table

Structured Query Language (SQL) is  de facto language for storing and retrieving  structured data  from a table. In this post, we will create a database organization and inside this database we create  the following  table.

Ecode	Name	Salary	Job	City
E1	Ritu Singh	50000	Manager	Delhi
E2	Vikas Verma	45000	Executive	Jaipur
E3	Rajat Chaudhary	30000	Clerk	Delhi
E4	Reena Arora	45000	Manager	Banglore
E5	Prem Sharma	50000	Accountant	Kanpur

Below  SQL code   creates  a table and inserts 5 records into Employee table.

CREATE DATABASE if not exists organization;
USE organization;
CREATE TABLE Employee(Ecode VARCHAR(20), NAME VARCHAR(20),Salary INT, Job VARCHAR(20), City VARCHAR(20));
Insert Into Employee VALUES ('E1','Ritu Singh', 50000, 'Manager', 'Delhi'),
('E2','Vikas Verma', 45000, 'Executive', 'Jaipur'),
('E3','Rajat Chaudhary',30000,'Clerk','Delhi'),('E4', 'Reena Arora', 45000, 'Manager', 'Banglore'),
('E5', 'Prem Sharma', 50000,'Accountant', 'Kanpur')
;

Below are some SQL queries and their output are given.
——————————————————————————————————–

SELECT Ecode, NAME, MAX(Salary) FROM employee WHERE City='Delhi';

Output

E1

Ritu Singh

50,000

——————————————————————————————————–

SELECT NAME, JOB FROM employee WHERE Salary BETWEEN 40000 and 50000;

NAME	JOB
Ritu Singh	Manager
Vikas Verma	Executive
Reena Arora	Manager
Prem Sharma	Accountant

——————————————————————————————————–

SELECT AVG(Salary) FROM employee WHERE Job IN('Manager','Clerk');

Output 41666.6667
——————————————————————————————————–

Select Sum(Salary) From Emplloyee Where Name Like '%a';

Output 140,000
——————————————————————————————————–